Pour l'éternité

It was a good date night movie. It's been a minute since my wife and I have been able to see a decent film that wasn't all action-packed. I didn't know much about it going in, but I've always been a fan of Miles Teller movies.

This one actually reminded me a bit of Albert Brooks' Defending Your Life - which is another great movie, by the way. It had a nice mix of serious undertones and comedy at the same time.

It's definitely not what I personally believe the afterlife to be, but it was an interesting take. The acting was really solid, and even though it's a comedy, I found it surprisingly thought-provoking. It dives into what love and marriage really mean in a way that sticks with you.

Do you need to see it in theaters? Not necessarily. But will you laugh? Absolutely. You might even tear up a little. I found it entertaining, and I'd definitely watch it again.

This was like reeeeeally wonderful. Charming, magical, human, what movies are about. The premise had me in a choke-hold; you'll think about your own life, your choices, your loves, your legacy, your mortality. And if you'd do anything different. Cried like 5 times. Put Da'Vine Joy Randolph in everything.

Tonight I went to a theater to see an advance screening of Eternity. It was worth the effort. It is a unique rom-com that is funny, romantic and thought provoking. To be clear this is not a faith based - Christian film. While it does deal with life after death it really addresses more of life during life. This film poses a quandry you normally would think could only come up in a time travel concept but is handled differently here in a unique and satisfying way. A great film to go see in the theater this Thanksgiving and Christmas season!

A spiritual rom-com that balances absurdity and sincerity with impressive poise. Elizabeth Olsen shines as a woman caught between two great loves, with Miles Teller and Callum Turner delivering strong turns as her equally compelling suitors. Set in an afterlife that feels more grounded than fantastical,

Freyne's Eternity is a rare original that invites laughter, reflection, and just the right amount of heartbreak-a warm, thoughtful journey through the emotional weight of love, memory, and what we choose to carry forward.

Eternity is a romantic comedy about a woman having to decide if she should spend her afterlife with her first dead husband or her current husband. Usually I am not a fan of rom coms but its premise really hooked me. I love the concept of the afterlife with eternities be broken down to concept themes as it allows for some funny gags. The acting from the lead three are great as the drama is realistic as I have thought about this happening for people that remarry about being widowed. The weakest of the actors are the afterlife coordinators who are meant to be the comedic relief. They are ok but I found most of their jokes to be not funny. The story is good although the ending is not executed great. It was very rushed and didn't explain a lot so you were kinda left confused at the end. That being said I thought it was a very emotional story. Even if you aren't a big fan of romantic comedy, I think you will enjoy this.